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As vs LIke 08 Jul 2016, 10:04
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I am confused between usage of "As" vs "Like" here.Clearly here comparison is between Hungary and "much of Eastern Europe" (Noun phrase) so the correct usage per concept file should be "like". Also, theres no scope of presenting function here so As + Noun possibility is ruled out this one was absolute shocker to me! Please clarify my understanding is correct or not?
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